Would you watch Kharma Recover?

[SuperKick36]

http://www.wrestlezone.com/news/259097-kharma-reveals-to-tmz-why-she-was-released-by-wwe

So, rumor has it Kharma may do a reality show.

Very basic question: Would you watch it, and what would you want to see?

Personally, I think it could potentially be an interesting, 1 season show. Just to watch her do the "come back" thing.

Really, it makes sense that when she was rumored to be coming back she never appeared and things seemed to be holding up, since she was out of shape and depressed.

I'd like to see her come out of her funk and become the great wrestler she once was... plus, it would be great to see a REAL female wrestler get more mainstream attention.

 

[MrLamper]

I don't think I would, tbh. I remember watching some of Hulk Hogan's stuff, and it was sad to see the stuff he had to do just to make money.

I don't like 'reality tv' at all, but I would happily watch a documentary if she went down that route instead.

 

[DethMetal]

No, I wouldn't want to watch Kharma recover. There are a lot of reasons I could give as to why not. First off, it would probably be downright depressing to watch. I don't like to see people in six foot holes of depression that they can't seem to escape, and if there's one thing I can't stand, it's seeing women cry; more than likely, she would shed a few tears.

Secondly, a reality show on her situation seems like all types of wrong. It seems like trying to make money off of somebody's horrible predicament, which I don't reall condone.

Lastly, and probably most importantly, it really isn't any of my business.

 

[wrestler36]

I'm sure it would be a good story to watch her go through her recovery and lose weight, but at the same time, all of the 'mystique' of the Kharma character would go out the window if this happens.

 

[Mr Mikey Mike]

I'm sure it would be a good story to watch her go through her recovery and lose weight, but at the same time, all of the 'mystique' of the Kharma character would go out the window if this happens.

Um didn't the mystique of her character go out when this happened?

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Now to the main topic would I watch a Kharma reality tv series? Fuck no. Would I watch a one time hour program similar to an episode of Mtv's true life? Maybe.

 

[shameronstar]

I would certainly watch, and for those how can't comprehend the article states that she wants to do a reality show documenting her weight loss not how she's coping with her depression!

 

[KettleFace]

Nope. Not at all. The fact that she's thinking about something like this is a joke in itself. Now don't get me wrong, what she went through was absolutely tragic and I feel for her 100%, but I definitely don't think this is the way to go. I mean, it just looks like she's trying to make money off of it, and that's something that I just can't engage in watching.

On top of that, just think about how depressing that would be to watch. A no from me.

 

[I_Like_All_Wrestling]

No. And if you say you would watch, I'm sure you'd change your mind after an episode? This show already happened, and it's called The Biggest Loser.

Why would anyone want to watch a nominal WWE female wrestler, who already looks overweight, get in shape? I'm sorry, that's a terrible thing to say, but it's true. It's not like watching AJ drop from 300 pounds to her current size.

No. This would be boring.

 

[Pedigree1]

No i couldnt bring myself to watch her show if it happened. What she went through i wouldnt wish that upon anyone even my worst enemy. Several reasons why i dont like it.

1)I really like her and wish her well but i dont wanna see her depressed! I suffer from depression and its a hell all in itself. People say buck up cheer up but trust me its not that easy. I cant afford the meds i need so i try to cope the hard way.

2)I feel if i did watch her program again if it happens i feel like i am contributing to her suffering. What people will do for money is sad and i hope she is not on hard times that she feels the need to do this. Its just wrong and i hope it doesnt happen.

3)If she wants to drop a few pounds just hit the gym. Dont go on the biggest loser or some of those other programs just hit the track treadmill and watch what you eat. She doesnt need to lower herself well for the sick enjoyment of some sickos out there that get off on others peoples misery.

 

[satchmokilnt]

Personally i doubt i would watch. plus not being in america, its unlikely i would be able to see it. but im all for it if she sees it as a help to her recovery.

Some of the absolute gutter scum trolls on here appall me. a joke is a joke, but some of the faceless scumbags on the kharma articles have been disgusting. id hope they realise how moronic they are being, yet we all know there's some outhere who see no problem with the bs they spew.

I, like anyone with a touch of a brain and heart just hope she finds happiness. whether that is on tv, back in the ring or away from everything. what shes been through is horrific. and after meeting her the other year at a tna house show, it is particularly hurtful. a truly lovely woman and i can see why there was such an outpouring of grief and upset from her ex colleagues at tna, in regards to her troubles.

I wish her the best of luck in whatever happens for her next. i hope she finds her happiness, she's a truly beautiful person who deserves it.

 

[HBsam31]

I feel bad about what Kharma had to go through. I would not wish it on anyone. Watching a reality show on her recover is something I also wouldn't wish on anyone. I have never liked these types of shows. I am sure the money is worth it, but I could never imagine letting someone film one of the hardest things I have had to go through in my life. To each there own, but this show sure isn't for me.

 

[enviousdominous]

I'm remorseful toward the fact that I DON'T get to see Kharma wrestle. I would love to know that she is recovering, but watching it would just seem exploitative. Occasional positive status updates would be nice in a news article here or there.

If she did the reality tv thing some asshole producer would constantly make her fight with her emotions on topics like "We think you should mud wrestle as a hook for the season finale" or "You know that argument you had with the phone company? Yeah, we'd like you to act that out but this time say things from this list of rude comments. Try to sound more black if you can, mm'kay?".

I can say from personal experience that Kia Stevens is a lovely human being and for the wrestling enthusiast in me is one of the few female talents who can throw down stiff with the best male talent out there.

I wish her the best, and I really really hope that involves coming back to the ring someday.

 

[Jacjac]

I agree that a 1 season show would be worth a watch. I would also watch a documentary. I'm impressed by her and think she was dealt a tough hand.